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Against Authorizations.

From the Art Age.
One thing that always surprises foreigners is
that, with our beautiful and original geographical
names, we have so little taste as to disguise them
in authorizations l heard foreigner once soy
that he had o brother living in st. Paul, "Minn,"
and he said "Minn." and not Minnesota, with evil
IDENTIFY no idea whatever that "Minn." was cheap
and vulgar abbreviation of a musical and romantic
word. That we Americans write TO our European
friends, or even our American ones, as from Me-,
MI, Mo-. NJ, Mon, and Mimi. Is no credit what
ever to our esthetc sense and that we disguise in
Connecticut, Montana, Iowa, Idaho, and wyoming
as COL, Cal, Conn.,, Ia, To-, and Wy. shows that
we have no national sense OF poetry and music.
English people shortened their county names, but
the breezy picturesqueness OF our State and
Territory names. Beside, the English abbre-
Walton Is usually in the mere suppress
sion OF the word "shire," common TO all
their counties The French are never too much in
haste to treat their geographical names with re-
spect, although the majority Of these names are
much longer than ours. The average American
would consider 1t sheer waste OF time and ink to
write MISUNDERSTANDING or Seine-Infer1eure, or
Pyrenees-O rientales, but what Frenchman would
date his letter from M.-et-M, Stint, or P.-O.? 1t
would take much OF the tinkie and tItll the sweet
Lutte notes and echoes OF pipe and tabor, from out
our memories OF Europe, II 1t was thus American
lied. An anonymous letter In Europe was once
was written VT, as none but one TO the common
place manner born would have written 1t. On the
other hand letter was once returned to its writer
who had just returned from long residence abroad
by the postmaster OF remote Western hamlet,
because he could not make out its destination. II
was directed In full, NewburypOrt, Massachusetts,
80, you mean Mass, |" said the postmaster, when
the matter was explained. "Your wr1ln' amt
mistake O. your'n" This Is an actual fact incred-
tble as iC seems
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneel

REAL ESTATE on L STREET SOUTH. BE.
TWEEN FOUR-ANDA-HAlF AND SIXTH
STREETS WEST, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Equity, passed on the 9Th day Of December A. II
u. 1887. in cause in said court wherein Louis /.
Shoemaker 10 complainant and Francis d. Shoemaker
bered l0,S21 Of the Equity Dockets said court,
Will sell, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, The
1t f6R P on i9s6a N sbs D.
the highest bidder, the following described real
estate situated in the city Of Washington District Of
Soumeia and described :. follows; Part Of lots mum
bered nve hundred and one GOD. and beginning for
the part Of said lot numbered sixteen l6l at point
on street at the northwest corner Of said lot Keen
l6 and running thence east along the south line OF
/ street twenty-five C25) feet; thence south eighty
four tS4) feet eleven Ul) inches the rear
line OF lot thence west two t2l feet thence north
thence north TO the point Of beginning. and begin
ming for the Of said lot fourteen (l4 at
distant C north from the southeast corner
OF said lot and running thence north with the line
said lot twenty-five (2ol feet thence with the
line Of said lot three 23 feet; thence south
properly Is improved by two substantial Frame Dwell
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase in cash. and the residue
in three equal installments in one, two and three
years, respectively after date, with interest payable
semi annually from the day Of sale; said payments
lien upon the prelnises sold to the sstsfacnon Of the
trustee or Al cash st the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 will be required ct time of sale Ali
fail to comply with the terms Of sale within fifteen
days After day OF sale the trustee the right
resell the property at risk and cost Of defsulng pur
chaser.
WIN. O. JOHNSON, Trustees.
d9-dts Fendau Building. Cor A. and ID SITS. nv.
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The Deep Sea.
SURVEYING AND MAPPING n our LIKE

THE LAND.
AT meeting OF the Society OF Telegraph En-
gineers and Electricians In London, recently, Mr..
Edward stallibrass read a paper on deep-sea
sounding in connection with submarine telegraphy
Mr.. Stallibrass said the work OF surveying with
view TO ascertaining the connguration OF the
ocean bed previous TO laying a submarine cable
was OF vital importance. Between Cadiz and Tene-
rine alone, n distance OF about 700 miles, o73
soundings were taken on one expedition, resulting
In the discovery OF two banks two coral patches
ana four other shoal spots. sOlno OF the fnclines
near these banks We're renarka ole for their steep
ness on the east side of OF these the bottom
fell precipitously for 45O feet, and on a sounding
taken by the Dacia during her survey OF the seine
bank precipfce OF ], 800 feet was found map
OF the mouth OF the Congo showed most remark
able submarine gully, the contour lines OF which
were drawn from 2O2 sOundings, many OF these
having been taken at Intervals OF less than mile
In the mouth Of this remarkable river depth Of
no less than Az feet was found the Thames In
similar locality giving only about 40 feet The
gully was distinctly traced 100 miles out at sea-
IL seemed almost incredible that probably
one-half OF the cables now lying at the bottom OF
the ocean, amounting to value represented by
several millions sterling, had been placed on their
ocean bed while those carrying out the work were
almost totally ignorant OF the bottom on which
the cables were destined TO lie,
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It DID NOs Work.

Fort Smith Dispatch kAnsas City Times
The stage running from Altus TO Paris about so
miles from here, was stopped at a lonely part Of
the road recently by masked man, who ordered
detective named Hamilton to leave the stage
and return TO AltuA Hamilton was on his way to
Paris TO testify In case against J. H. Fort and he
alighted from the coach, and In 10 doing managed
10 draw his revolver which he leveled fun In the
into the coach, saying that II he did not he would
shoot him on the spot. The man obeyed and It
was then found that IL was Fort himself His
weapons were taken from him, and under close
guard he was taken 20 Paris and placed In jail
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Tired Of her Lon ely Life.
A ROMANCE CONNECTED WITH RECENT SUICIDE 4
NIAGARA.

ROMANCE CONNECTED WITH RECENT SUICIDE AT
NIAGARA.
Niagara Falls Dispatch to the N. Y. Sun. Dec 4.
The dead body OF woman was found fort
night ago at the edge of precipice the Falls
on the Canada side. Tho manner OF her death
was shown BY CHASTITY bullet wound in her head
vulsively In her right hand it was supposed that
II was case OF suicide. Little Investigation was
made beyond an attempt at identification. which
has until now proved lunavailing, and the suicide
theory was generally accepted. News comes nom
Cattarag US County that The victim was undoubt-
maiden lady, late Of Hinsdaie, IL this County,
where she lived alone for the past fifteen years or
Miss Leavenwortn was the daughter OF DR.
Leavenworth, who was well known In Steamburgh
she was engaged 70 be married % 2 gentlemsn
VINO Us now prominent and wealthy citizen OF
Dunkirk. Obstacles to the marriage arose, how
ever. and thenceforth life had rev charms for the
scotts GoI1ers Soms whose sTsn0e a. hss
imagined She possessed considerable wealth, and
the assessors from year to year assessed her per-
tax, although 1t was annually increased Many
people believed that the long purse OF her old time
lover was the hidden source OF her af1uence. She
to enter her lonely abode, and there was one
small, tron-bound room into which prytng eyes
ws5e neye, to THIS she used
barred herself In at night. She carried Q small
hand satchel at her side day and night ana never
dioWou mol scu 70 Oe separated rom IL. BESIDES
this, she habitually carried . loaded revolver In
her pocket. There was no living being, as far
a. known, that enjoyed her confidence OF TO whom
she talked about her affairs
This strange hermits LIE was apparently un-
eventful enough until last spring, when she, ac-
cording TO report went away, and was absent q
fortnight 1t Is believed BY her neighbors that
she went to Canada After her return she sur
prised everybody BY selling her house and lot for
ridiculOusly small sum. She gave away much of
her furniture. books and personal effects, and
went away. There was reason for old f1ends Of
the family to believe that she supported drunken
and worthless brother who lived In Chicago. She
must have had considerable money when she left,
and. 0s none was found on the body, people In
H1nsdale think there may have been foul play.
put mere Is 10 believed that ne fe0 q her 16no1y
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BOWLING, Aucuoneee.

THOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneee
ri sfha ToI THIN
TakEE Tors IRONING Sf TSEN fAh6 A kS8
NLso.NTHE Hear fokTioN OF TWO LOTS;
FRONTING ON THE ALLEY, ALL BEING IL
5kD G ND 81 s55SEr
xfSEfEE TENN 49, AZ TR PEfh mkFR as
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises. BY virtue Of y
IN Ser No iiso folio No 81 e. sen we shall Ell ase
p..re. d cou%biS to WITT All q io q
ta MY issa es yaS ss
and nifty three ts3), IN the Washington and George
town kaairoed Compsnys subdivision Of spare sx hun
eighteen S) in sad subdivision contained within the
following boundA TO wit BEGINNING at the sonthwess
cave g. fss thsnos nortS and on s5s rs
loteFhtsen thence ave feet and thence south to
S q! Gsr S.
sion, contained within the following bounds, to-wit
beginning at the southwest Of sad lot sixty
q lot thirty sSsnse NORTH 70 ' the south
line Of lot sxty three t63, thence eleven ID feet
81 s1 x, inches Nth :sd south ns Inc
Terms d sale: onsthird IN cash; the remainder In
sns 9 By S:sG q ns e .s
i.nnpaliy deposit Of 900 90 each lot must b
sale otherwise the trustees the right to resell
2 s the s o The Svs
chaser.
JOHN c. :. n u isii : st NV Trustees.
d6-dts 4Os 9Th st. NV.
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Tne queen and the Crown Prince.
From the London World.
The queen has been profoundly depressed by
the unfav0rable news from San Reno, which ID
most aff1icttng 70 her both on public and on
private groundA The crown prince and crown
princess were firmly resolved that their reign
should be one OF peace and constitutional reform,
whereas Prince william Is q sort of revival OF
Frederick the Great, and he Ii saturated with his
divine right OF kings There Will be no place FOL
the crown princess at her sons court, SO that
while In the very prime OF life, this woman Of great
talents. boundless ambition. and noble aspiration
viii be relegated TO . BY no means opuleni
obscurity, while her daughters must sink into
comparative instgnincance. To those who arS
familiar with Berlin court politics the situation
Is most tragfcal In its personal aspect while from
the political point OF view the early death OF the
deplOrable events In tho history OF Europa
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From the Chicago NewA
This was the dramatic manner In which wit.
ness In the Marchant divorce casa on trial In
Judge Waterman's court yesterday, told OF scuf-
he between Mr.. and Ma Marchant When Mn
Marchant's attorney tried to croas-examine The
witness ne caught tartar.
..How did MA Msrchant come 70 70 fAlls" h
asked.
''she fell In the scufle.s
"but what made her fAllf"
"The scuf1e.n
aNow, sir, answer this question. Who fell nrst,s
"Weu, cir, thought Il was dead heat"
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VSNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON FIRST OR n STREET IN GEORGETOWN,
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA. BEING H0U USES
Nos 1870 AND 1922, WITH THE LOTS RUN
MING BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP To
TEN-FOOT-WIDE ALLEY.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, sitting a Court of 7
Equity, passed in a cause In which Mary p Smith iii
and others complanants, and Hesslegrave and
others are defendants No. 1879 equity the under
signed. Trustee will offer, at public sale.
on TUESDAY, tine THIRTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1857, at HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK z. NJ, in front Of the premises,
all tuat part of lot numbered in Beatty and Hawk
ms add ton to Georgetown, d. @. Beginning on the
south side of LIST street at the northwest OF said
lot aud running south hundred feet to ten foot
vide alley thence east % feet inches thence north
inches to the beginning. with the two-story brick
same addition. beginning the south side Of First
east corner of lot numbered 10, and running east
with First street % feet then south and parallel with
Frederick street 100 feet l0foot wide slley then
IS feet; then north 100 feet the place Of be-
ginning, with the two-story brick house.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money in
CASH balance and two years, with interest from
the day Of sale the purchaser may pay all cash;
deed Rven aud deed Of trust taken deferred
payments. All conveyanctng at the expense Of the
purchaser. deposit of $50 required on each sale.
The Auctioneer Win ring his bell .t the sale.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee,
d2-d&ds No. 325O Bridge Tor M street.
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BOWLING. Auctioueer

6HS sSCEFSry SALE NE q vvALgABLE IMgReYEp
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME Five
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS b2S
, BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia passed ON December 7th $
1857. in the cause Of Bagnam ct al VS.. Baepam OF II
o.. Equity No. l0.s6S. Docket "a. the yndersigned
Trustee viii sell e public suction IN front 81 The
1857. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the city q Wssh-
ington, District of Columbia, TO wft: Part Of Lot
nine (9), In square two hundred and ninety
l2pO), contained within the following metes and
bounds, TO wit beginning for the same 1t point on
the east line OF 18th street and ct the northwest
ner Of said lot nine Cd and running thence
hundred t100) feet. thence south twenty COO feet
thence west one hundred Q00) feet, thence north.
wardly twenty COO feet along sad east line Of 18th
street TO the place of beginning containing thou
sand square feet OF ground lesa improved
by handsome hve-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: ethird
OF the money in cash. the balance In and
two years, in equal payments for which the
the purchaser must be given, bear interest the
date of SALE and secured by deed Of prop
erty sod or all cash. At the purchasers option All
conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit Of $3.50
is required At time Of sale. IL the terms sale
complied with within ten days the Trustee
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and Of
the defaulting purchaser.
GEORGE Z HAMILTON, Trustee.
dS-d6ds Sun Building, Of. NV.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IN

THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
the cfTT S 81 MAs sEIHAETs g
the District Of Columbia passed on the iSth dsy i
Of December AID. 1856. in Equity Cause Nos. g7t. ~
on the sxTa DAY OF
ID. 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ the following par
GELS OF land IN square numbered four hupdred and
nifty t456) in the city OF Washington, District Of
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten Qo,, I'm
proved by four story Brick Building, known AZ No
5IS IN street and one-story back building. with
Second The south half Of lot numbered eleven OIL
improved BY i've story Brick Building. known e No.
Third Part Of lot numbered sir COZ, beginning for
900 foot alley and running thence east about thirty
hve $3.50 feet eleven inches, thence south about
forty -four t4 feet TO ten u0) foot alley, thence
thence TO the beginning improved by Brick Stable
The above property offers unusual inducements TO
Tepms Of sas ~ peoyiae bv tSs dssrse sss Sn
fourth Cd cash balance in Cd. two CD and three
Cd years. with interest from day OF SALE for which
chaser purchasers. Upon confirmation of sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
II s.e are Sot with IN en S .y,
the Trustees will resell at cost and risk of defauting
purchaser. deposit Of $500 each in the first two
parcels and of slO0 in the third parcel Of ground win
~ ''S' VILLAIN 4 GORDON.
Rf Ell IA s, FFiE Pen
JAMES H. sAvIILE
naa-as 5uScsNsoS BROS, Auct,opeer..
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED BY OR.
Eli e @af hour .nd
d7-dts DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerA
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ExECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED
1434 SAMSON STREET N0RTHwE5T,A AND 7lS
FRAT STREET SOUTHWEST-
GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctionser. o3e + ct.

-
REr sAIE bs Fl H5asHs
1924 IS SAMSON ans STREET BEET M3kTHwEsT. AND 7ls
BY Virtue .na undsr he proSisons of the Las.
. sa S Sc
lESSS & 3;
Deal s1s ss N" he CITY Of
q saa.es sHe hundred and Zine tscsa improved By
kHa HR 1ssE q e. Fo5h % Rh
% Fl s in Is e Ss N Ss
six hundred and t04S impro we'd by house
a Terms q :ss onsthird 90 cash. the h.lane. in
wS sg. i n one tSs rs s.S "a S9
p deed q trast .ks propsrsy :od Pr essH 8
sseh sSs q s
Terms Of ale 70 Be complisd with e t.n tl0 day.
ssg s sis 81 !. p. .a'
5SSaaa H. ssoaSs sSs asiS Rs
SSSS SSE
WIN .sl N i.eI sS 3 3 s. sssSRgli;iss g.
imPrOy:d b ven built syo-:sory 6rck dvelinS No
s :1a Il. ssp NV III IS s. .aa =:
e .:s ss Nd -
e s"' g :. =; s Z: os ssss
600 @ sch peos e Dine Of salA Terms toSs COM
d DC ss r s dsa Sa :: s s ed,
:ssS Ssss e some ss::ssp:s SsSsk:S q V &s:S.
as-dtds puNcAHs0x mos Auct,oassra
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FASHIONABLE AND So
PERIOR FURNITURE OF THE VERY BEST
MAKE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. FINE
1857 and duly recorded in Lber No. 1856 folio ga
ct se Of the land records Of the District Of Co
umba and by direction Of the party secured thereby
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the goods, chat.
ana IN
carved most fsshionAbe design; Beyeled edge Plate
~ snd s
ysnt Mahogany sidebosrd. Nshosany, and
sr 81 the %o.s perfect .i nf
stylish and desirable coiors Walnut and Cherry Ward
Chairs handsome Easy Chairs. French Coac1es and
Walnut BREAKFAST Tables. Cherry md Mahogany
suisss Cherry RoeeeEs and Hai ssand Walnns Be
twelve very best Hair M.ttres,es Lace Curt.n1. hns
stoves Body Brussels Rues different sses Of very
best quality border to %atch Body Bruss:la Hall and
house. China and Glassware. with other articles men
toned in schedule marked "a" too numerous TO mem
We must say that this sale. ~ will Be noticed en-
braces some Of the rarest and most costly furniture
nearly new. and only been in use short time. The
& particularly remarkable for unqueness Of design
parties win ind on examination to be IN perfect o-er
esn ssy [ 81 v% sn 'as
aes. S %M Ih p E4M sHkEYEbbrs Trustssa
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Preference for German.
Customer TO barber)-"Do you speak more than
one languagef"
Barber-"Yes, speak English and sherman"
Customer-"well, wish you would talk 10 me
In German
Barber-"You oonderstand sherman"
CusfOmer-ssNO.D
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Money verssas Merit.

SaOoey ve1wuD uCBuus
Jeems nigh muck-a-muck TO II. X. H.)-"Two
Hmeriean gents h'outside, your Roy1 Ighnes&p
h. Il. K H.-"Names, Jeems9"
Jeems-"Mr. Gould an Mr.. sullivan
II. Il H-"Tell Mr.. Gould that I've gone to the
Highlands, and show Mr.. sullivan In.
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VVALTER b WILLIAMS 90. Auctsoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN

the 9TH day Of November 1873. and rccorded in /X
Iber g. folio lo3 Of the Lane reords % the lts -
q the premises on WEDNESDAY, the -FOUR tEENTH
DAY Oh DECEMBEk, lss1. at AAf.f-PAsT fQuR
situate in the County 81 Washington District Of OOH
umeiA 20 vtt: Lot numbered nine ~ In johnson y
Dole's subdivision OF Mount Pleasant and Peasant
Ilnins. recorded IN the records Of MAshinStoo
County. Said Juhnsons vision Of said lots 10 re-
corded in Lber Levy Court No. folio II. with the
honse This sale IL M sde at the rsf and cost u ths
T.Smsa Sgseass *, Srs.,1Sss . ..e
and the balance IN two equal ipstAments 81 six aud
twelve month"; with interest 81 per cent par
secured 81 deed Of trust ssid premses. all qaak
o. the option Of purchaser. $50 vii be requirea e
corhng q purchasers cost terns are not complied
with IN seven days the property vii be rssold st The
da-d '' VI ''s 'sf HpM Ekowx rus.s.
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AUCTION SALES.
rms EYENlSas.


wALTER n WILLIAMS 90. Aucssonssra
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE,
~ order Of the Taunton siverPisss compsny q our
salssroom. Corner 10th and Streets, fscane
Pennsyivania Avenue Northwest,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. n, RRsUNIN0 AT
HALF-PAsT TWO AND HALF-PAsr
SEVEN p M DAILY. UNTIL
ENTIRE STOCK Is DIS
POSED OF.
Rich. Elegant and Uniqse
ELECTRo-PLATED sILvERwARE
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNzEs
sTATUETTES TABLE, MANTLL. AND CLOCK
ORNAMENTS
SATIN CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES.
In new oolors. aobsln Blue. Old Red, Toruuoise and
Cameo; singular and beautifully painted with rich
designs, aud embossed with gold
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS,
From the Ravenswood Pottery. mounted in Silver
LIFE-LIKE TERRA GOTTA BUsrs
Brass Goods Music Boxes. French Beve Mirrors Rose
Jars, Lamps. Albums, &C, nc.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCERs IN SATIN BOXES.
fine line Of Toilet Goods in Celluloid Brush Glass
and Comb, with Manicure Sets.
Together with large assortment Of the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery and Knslish Steel Shears. &c.
Ladies' respectfully and especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort.
WALTER a WILLIAMS & 90.
d3-d2w Auct3onesra
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Do Nor War;
Until the chilly blasts of Winter have frozen the
row in your bones.
NOW IS THE TIME
To buy your warmer Clothing, Come and zee our I'M.
eQualed stock Of
WINTER SUITS
OvERCoATs FOR BUSINESS OR DRESS.
Also,
FULL LINE OF WARM UNDERWEAR AND BOYS
CLOTHING.
Stock IL large and varied. The prices suit every
body. Competition takes back seat and every we'll
dressed man and boy in Warrington wears goods.
We sell none but Reliable, Trusty Serviceable Goods
We guarantee that the Quality Style and Fit cannot
be beaten ct the price.
TAKE OUR WORD
about this and give NJ trial
NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
o26 625 Pennsylvsnis avenue
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FANCY TABLE Butter
Established in 1880.
GEO. M. OYSTER 4 co.

Established in $780,
GEO. NJ OYSTER 4 co.
Our Specialties In Fancy Print Butter:
THE "DARlNGTON,"
The "SHARPLESS." "Cow" brand,
THE '6HARPLESS," Wheat Sheaf.
THE "FOUR-LEAF CLOVER patented,
THE "THREE-LEAF" CLOVER.
and Id, boxes Of Fancy Table Creamery Butter
packed specially for family use.
FAN Cream New York Cheese. Fresh EGGS from near
by counties received daily.
Office: MARBLE BUILDING Pa. ave. and 9th ct. n. W.
Retail Experimentation 175 176. 176 B st. VIM.
near 9TH ST. Nos 400. 491, 492, b St wing, 9th
at. nterMarket No i25 Northern Liberty Market;
Park Market, cor 18th ST. and Massachusetts, ave.
Wholesale Department 300 and 9O2 Pa. ave. NV,
Where we receive daily large shipments Of
ELGIN. NEW YORK, AND PENNA. CREAMERY.
NEW YORK. PENNA. AND WESTERN DAIRY
BUTTER
NEW YORK STATE CHEESE
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS.
Telephone CALL PARK kan S SnHs a7ia n,s,m
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from tho minneapolis Journal
The pastor Of an Impoverished Dakota church
addressed his congregation last Sunday a follows:
There Is not cent In the treasury. not . pound
Of coal In the bin, and We are several dollars In
dsee 70 stris for janitres Wogk. 6oivation and
chtllg are poor combinAtion ana the camp-fr0e
o. holmes onnnoe - starred with promises %